I suspect that I am using the wrong code design for my app. I am making a note taking app where each note is an object. In the main activity I create an empty Notebook
object. In the Notebook
is an empty mutableListOf of Notes
s. Each Note
has the context of the note. (text, date created, date updated …). When the user clicks on the “Add a note” button it jumps to the CreateNote activity.
I can think of two ways of adding that note. Either, 1. Serialize the Notebook
object 2. Send the Notebook
by using // In main activity intent.putExtra(NOTEBOOK, notebook) // In CreateNote activity val notebook = intent.getSerializableExtra(NOTEBOOK) as? Notebook
3. Add a newly created note to the notebook 4. Send back the updated notebook 5. Update the notebook in main activity.
Alternatively, I can create a new Note
, serialize it, and send it back.
Is that the best coding style? If there was a way of storing the Notebook
object as a shared object between activities I think that would be the best. I could then simply access that object (and potentially send an index if I want to edit a specific note). Is there a way to do that?
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